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And so I maneuvered over the years that I was there, the better part of a decade, just going from that role into more of an M&A focusing role and then to regulatory compliance and then eventually pure in-house supporting the weather company.

And then after that, doing primarily cybersecurity for Kindrel for the past couple of years.

So I think it was really just how do I find this blend of things that are of interest to me? So at the time, I didn't know data privacy was a thing.

I don't even know if they taught it in law school at the time that I was there.

With frontier AI so much in the news cycle today, we're exploring some of the questions and choices it raises about enterprise security.

Kindrel's just released State of Modernization report shows that security requirements are one of the biggest challenges companies face in keeping their tech stacks current.

In fact, that's only part of it.

We're in a moment where AI is moving faster than the operating models meant to manage it.

My name is Graham Barrett, and I'm going to be sitting down with a number of the speakers and attendees here at the show to gain a real snapshot of some of the main talking points.

We're producing these episodes in partnership with Kyndryl, who run and reimagine the mission-critical technology systems the world depends on every day.

Hope you enjoy the conversations.

Well, very pleased to say that Diana Wolfe has joined me now.

She is VP head of AI research and strategy at Kyndryl.

Dinah, welcome to the podcast.

Oh, thank you.

... that are now going to need the help to be redesigned in your organization with this friction, then you're really just gonna be stifling your own capability.

For offshore investors, mining executives and cross-border advisors, the move demonstrates zero tolerance for non-compliance across strategic critical mineral supply chains.

In the Netherlands, the Dutch government has formally rejected an administrative appeal upholding its veto against the acquisition of Solvinity by US-listed IT infrastructure company Kindrel.

Dutch ministers originally blocked the sale under national security powers due to Solvinity's central role in managing DigiD, the essential digital identity system for Dutch citizens and public administrative services.

The decision on appeal underscores how European governments are establishing strict boundaries around sovereign data systems and core IT providers, even when potential acquirers are headquartered in allied partner nations.

My name is Graham Barrett, and I'm going to be sitting down with a number of the speakers and attendees here at the show to gain a real snapshot of some of the main talking points.

We're producing these episodes in partnership with Kyndryl, who run and reimagine the mission-critical technology systems the world depends on every day.

Hope you enjoy the conversations.

Well, joining me now is, uh, Ramgopal Natarajan, who is SVP US Banking Leader at Kyndryl.

Ram, welcome to the podcast.

Thank you for having me, Graham.

So I think banks and the whole industry is adopting that as a continuum.

That is one.

My name is Graham Barrett, and I'm going to be sitting down with a number of the speakers and attendees here at the show to gain a real snapshot of some of the main talking points.

We're producing these episodes in partnership with Kyndryl, who run and reimagine the mission-critical technology systems the world depends on every day.

Hope you enjoy the conversations.

Well, I'm very pleased to say that Neha Arora has joined me now.

She is VP, US Consult Partner, Financial Services at Kyndryl.

Neha, welcome to the podcast.

Thank you, Graham.